Four Strands of String Make Rug Pattern 5927
Durable cotton rug using four strands worked together to form a sturdy colorful diamond design. Crochet medallions in plain and figured styles, join for a striking rug. Includes pattern 5927 with instructions charts, stitches, materials, and photo. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle.
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The piece cites the Revolution era phrase Put none but Americans on guard and recalls Washington’s 1777 circular about regimental recruits for a body guard, noting the lack of a formal record but possible issuance. It frames guard duties in a historical context while connecting to patriotic vigilance.
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